Kelly Boutsalis
August 27, 2019
Alanis Obomsawin’s 53rd film is a clear-eyed documentary about a law that states Canada must provide necessary services to Indigenous children who need it
Love sports but not an athlete? Here are 10 education options
Healing lodge planned for Scarborough aims to help Indigenous women on their journey out of the correctional system, but some locals only fear crime
The public art installation Red Embers was designed by 15 Indigenous women artists and is on display until October 4
Ryerson University, OCAD University and Spin Master are teaming up on continuing education course for aspiring toy designers
In his ongoing series This Is Indian Land, the Mohawk/Anishinaabe photographer captures the broad range of ways Indigenous people are reclaiming culture
In nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up, Cree filmmaker Tasha Hubbard looks at the aftermath of the Colten Boushie verdict and the fight for justice reform
Carol Geddes profiles five female Indigenous trailblazers across Canada in this film from the festival’s Redux program
This loving portrait of the first female Maori filmmaker is a must-see
Larry Weinstein explores the history of propaganda through the lens of art with help from Kent Monkman and Jim Fitzpatrick
McMaster University launches a course aimed at dispelling myths around marijuana